anna bell creteed a club in the basement which featured live jazz. there's a saxophonist, an excellent saxophonist, named joe mcqueen, who is still living in ogden. he got here in 194 5. he and anna bell weekly teamed up to create the jazz club that game a sensation. -- became a sensation. it had the beneficial effect of integrating ogden. >> 25th street flourished for a century. when railroad passengers started to decline after world war ii, especially in the 1950s, as they were building the interstate highway system so people could travel more easily by cars or go by airline, which was faster than trains. then the railroad passenger service started dying out. and by the late '60s it was pretty much all gone. 25th street today in 2514, looks a lot better than it did, say, at its low point in the 1970s. the buildings, if you see pictures of them from the mid-1970s, looked just horrid. in terrible condition. many of them had been abandoned for years. but to be on, that's why they're still here. they were hiding in plain sight. they weren't desirable,

bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to anna paquin, marc maron, elizabeth karmel.nd applause ] ♪ >> carson: welcome to the show. i'm carson daly. tonight we've got another incredible lineup, top to bottom, for you. first, let's get things going with tonight's featured spotlight. in 2011, andrew dodge's "bad words" screenplay landed on the prestigious "blacklist," a survey of the best unproduced screenplays in hollywood. since then, the script's been snatched up by jason bateman and would go on to become his feature directorial debut. for more on andrew and "bad words," let's go over to red o for tonight's "last call" spotlight. ♪

anna died on august 25. this is a letter of condolens from william t. sherman to john bell hood.ear general, my family is all in the allagheny mountains and i am here for breakfast a hotel nearby. even yet hours have passed i cannot help thinking of that wonderful and beautiful group of children you paraded before me last winter at your home in new orleans. so they did meet. and that you took my daughters lizzy and ellie up to see mrs. hood who was sick in her bed. i cannot banish the sight from my mind. and now write you the simple note to tell you that here in washington there is one that thinks of you and your bereavement and of those motherless children. i believe she will write you words of consolation at a loss that touches the heart more than a loss of a father. accept the assurance of my heart felt sympathy and great respect. truly your friend, william t. sherman. quite interesting. the sad thing is that hood never got it. he died on august 29. never got the letter of condolences. next to last one. of hood's 11 children, the youngest was anni. when mrs. hood died, she was

bell has defeated australian open runner up dominic, this happened yesterday, in flushing, new york. the the 15 year-old eliminated a 12 seed, and anna corn cove a was just 15 when she won in 1996. i loved her little dance. >> she got game all over. >> good for her. >> up next in the healthwatch how a tic could trigger a potentially deadly food allergy. >>> twisted plot from the movie but this man actually rose from the dead, wait until you hear his incredible story. >>> we are all necessity space is limited on planes but a nate was actually diverted after passengers battled over leg room, wasn't me, all right. wasn't me. >> we have proof you were here yesterday. >> it wasn't me. >>> just past 6:23. >> what? >> i know. >> what time is it? >> you're running late. >> yes, 6:24, guys. we are off to a really nice start but still very comfortable and with that said that is about the time the sunnies coming up. gorgeous start to the day. we don't get better than this in atlantic city, it is that beautiful red orange hugh to the sky line. we are tracking a frontal boundary later today touching off a spotty shower or storm mainly from philad